Last week on The Law of Jungle with Batak.
The 46th survival with the last primitive tribe...
of the Philippines.
From catching fish with poisonous plants...
to hunting monitor lizards. The tribe learned the Batak's...
traditional survival know-hows.
They also learned to live along with nature.
- You have to catch that. - The eight different members...
of the tribe show off their survival skills.
Their pleasant survival, full of laughter, with the Batak Tribe...
- starts now. - Goodness!
Now that I consumed Vitamin C, I want to have something sweet.
This is like what we see in a movie.
- "Jurassic Park". - "Jurassic Park".
Goodness.
- What? - There is something over there.
- It's a duck. - A duck?
- It's not a home-grown duck. - Is it a swan?
Wait.
- Are we going to catch it? - I'll go.
We can never catch a duck.
I'll go get it. It's a wild duck.
Hold on. It's a wild duck, right?
Let's go.
We shouldn't make a lot of noise as we approach it.
No, we have to corner the duck.
Let's get inside the water and corner it.
(They will get the duck while its guard is lowered.)
(They try to corner the duck from all directions.)
Corner the duck to where I am.
Goodness, it got into this bush where we can't get in.
(The quick-witted duck hides itself under a bushy tree.)
It's going. It's going over there.
- Okay. It's coming here. - I'm getting it.
Where is it?
Goodness!
My gosh.
Gosh, that duck is really fast.
I'll go get it.
We have to get it.
Hey.
Corner the duck.
- It's out of sight. - Goodness.
(But they won't give up.)
I'll corner the duck there.
I'm going to get you.
I have to get it. I'm starving.
- It's out. - I'll corner it the other way.
Corner it here.
Here.
We just need one more person.
- We need an expert. - I'm on my way.
Let's all wait for it. If it comes this way, I'll catch it.
Corner it.
- Corner it. - Let's go at the same time.
1, 2, 3.
Corner it.
Did you catch it?
Corner it.
(Sang Joon missed it by a hair.)
(Hae Seong runs towards it to catch it again.)
(I'm not going to let you get away this time.)
I think we can catch it.
We can catch it.
I think we can catch it. We can catch it.
(Sang Joon is blocking the duck on the land.)
(It's like one thing after another for the duck.)
(Sang Joon runs at full speed to catch the duck.)
(Who is going to be the winner of this chasing battle?)
(You can't catch me here.)
(The duck goes out of sight.)
Did you get it?
Gosh. We missed it. Why is it so fast?
Hey! It was just in front of me.
- You missed it. - Yes.
Ducks can run so fast.
Ducks aren't only fast in the water. They're fast on land too.
They run fast on land too.
I was very disappointed.
I was disappointed. I wish I caught the duck.
The tribe would have been so happy if I caught the duck.
(Disappointed)
It's all right. Let's go to another spot now.
- We'll see something else there. - Good work. Let's go now.
I noticed there are a lot of fish in the water.
- Really? - Yes, there are a lot of fish.
Let's go get fish then.
But the other guys are catching it.
- Because they have the fish trap? - Right.
You're right.
I've never experienced anything like this before.
- Isn't it fun? - It's so fun.
(We'll catch as many fish as we can.)
(The Batak Tribe's way of catching fish is very easy.)
(What?)
(Byung Man's embarrassed.)
(You, fish.)
(Swimming away)
(My goodness.)
It was surprising.
They must come out of the anesthesia after some time.
I saw how the unconscious fish all got up again.
If you touch it,
it wakes up from the anesthesia.
(Ji Won did something huge while Byung Man tried to get fish.)
My goodness.
I got this fish that is even bigger than the other one.
Goodness!
(Bye!)
(The prince was defeated by the fish that ran away.)
I have to catch this fish.
The fish got faster.
They're waking up.
I saw some fish that were big.
Yes, there are big ones.
We just need a net.
We can catch all of them.
We used our hands, so this is all we caught.
Only if we used a net.
- Did we use 10 crabs? - Yes.
Let's catch around 100...
and throw them in here.
- This is fun. - It's interesting.
(Chief Byung Man is making a hand net.)
This is so interesting.
How is this possible?
(Freshwater crabs and poisonous branches)
(He's doing a good job.)
I feel like...
a child again.
That's what it looks like.
(He feels like he's a boy again playing with his brother.)
Have you done this when you were little?
Why would I do this?
Like...
I often caught fish with a hand net,
but I've never caught fish...
using ingredients found in nature.
(Finally, you have to mix the product in rice.)
- This is a waste. - This is a waste.
(They take some rice to soak up the remaining bait.)
This is a waste.
(They're frugal.)
This rice is blue.
- This must be the poison. - Poison.
It came through.
Look at the color.
Fish, take my three-pointer and show yourself.
(His 3-pointer forms an elegant arc.)
Se Hyeong, use this.
This is a net.
We can catch all of them when they're still weak.
Hold it like this.
- Okay. - Hold it.
Scoop all of them.
- See you in three hours. - Okay.
(He won't come out until he catches something.)
Okay. Start.
(He enters the battlefield.)
(He approaches discreetly.)
(Nice catch)
I'm very competitive.
If you give me a task,
I get it done at all costs.
If I think it's something I can do, then I do it until the end.
(He uses Byung Man's net.)
(Scooping)
(He never fails.)
There's going to be a substitution.
Woo Ji Won is coming out.
(He enters the court.)
(He marks the fish closely in the water.)
(As soon as he enters,)
I caught something.
(he gets 2 points.)
(He attacks again.)
Shrimp.
What should I do?
(Did he find a shrimp?)
(He's right.)
(It probably ate the poisonous bait.)
(He doesn't have a good view.)
(You can do it, Ji Won!)
(He fights a lonely battle.)
(He swims toward the shrimp.)
(He breaks through the defense of the rough waters.)
Woo Ji Won shoots...
and scores!
(You're the best, Ji Won.)
That's In Soon Yi. She's having a great time.
I caught a shrimp.
- Shrimp? - I found a shrimp.
I found one. A shrimp.
I'm going to eat you later.
(He does a 90s style goal celebration again.)
(Kissing)
This is a shrimp.
(Byung Man returns to the shallow end.)
(What? Why is he empty-handed?)
(Give me a second.)
Here.
(His hands are full.)
(His ankles are full.)
(The other foot as well)
Look at that.
I didn't have a place to put them. They slipped out of my pockets.
- I didn't have a place to put them. - He caught too many fish,
so he put them in his socks.
- This is fun. - It's fascinating.
(Proud)
- There's... - My gosh.
at least 100.
I'm proud.
There's a lot when you put them together.
There are.
With Batak Tribe's traditional fishing method,
Team Chief caught plenty of fish.
Meanwhile, how's Fruit Search Team doing?
100?
Let's go that way.
Let's go.
There's a village here.
There are many chickens.
They're following their mommy.
There are pigs too.
(There is livestock playing by a house in this peaceful village.)
- They live in nature. - This is their home.
(I haven't seen you before.)
I think they're talking to each other.
Oh, dear.
This pig was eating grass, so there's grass on its face. How cute.
There's grass on here. So cute.
Is this your boyfriend?
Why are they coming close to me? I'm scared.
- Do you have food in your pockets? - Hello.
I don't.
(They're pretty.)
That must be the mom and her chicks.
Here.
You see this on TV.
- Those shows. - "Hometown Report"?
Yes, this is exactly like the old times.
Should we go that way?
- There were gourds. - Let's check it out.
I'm hungry.
(They chased after a duck, so they're hungry.)
Here... Thank you.
- Thank you. Or hello. - Hello.
Hello.
Thank you.
Why would you say, "Thank you"?
- It's just a greeting. - Okay.
Thank you.
1, 2, 3. We're hungry.
- I'm hungry. - Little.
Do you have any other food?
There are potatoes.
- Potatoes? - Potatoes?
- Potatoes? - Where are they?
- Potatoes. Is this it? - Where?
- Potatoes? - These are potatoes.
- Where? - Potatoes. Is this it?
- Potatoes? - These are potatoes.
- Is this... - Why are there potatoes on trees?
Potatoes grow in the ground.
- There are potatoes on trees. - Potatoes?
- Potato? - It is.
Was I mistaken? Don't potatoes grow in the ground?
- No, you were right. - What's this then?
Maybe they think potatoes grow on trees.
- This is not a chestnut. - Let's name this then.
This is called a sky potato.
- Let's call it a sky potato. - Sure.
This is interesting.
It smells like potatoes once you stand under the tree.
- Can we pick some? - Can we take some?
- Take some. - She said we can.
- Three big ones. - Look for good ones.
Thanks to their generous neighbors, they take a handful...
of the interesting fruit called football fruit.
They're used like potatoes here,
so this is a valuable crop for Byung Man's Tribe as well.
(They get permission to look around the garden.)
- I think they farmed this area. - Come here.
There must be sweet potatoes too.
- What's here? - Over there.
What's this?
Isn't that chives?
(Isn't it just grass?)
Excuse me, but can you ask what this is?
It's lemongrass.
This is lemongrass?
Can we ask for some?
What's lemongrass?
Hold on. Can you explain what lemongrass is?
We don't know what it is. What is it?
Isn't it edible?
It's a type of spice.
You can use it for the aroma, and it's a type of spice.
I've never seen it though. It's edible.
(Lemongrass is a type of herb that resembles the scent of lemons.)
(Sniffing)
Right.
This is added in food from tropical areas like this.
Smell it.
(Highly recommended)
What's this?
- Does it smell like lemon? - It does, right?
We can put it inside a net,
and make tea with it.
(It looked just like grass, but there was a twist.)
When you rip it, the lemon scent is really strong.
This is lemon.
(He's already addicted to it.)
I can smell it.
It's like eating lemon candy.
It's even stronger when you eat it.
- This is good. - It creeps up.
It wasn't just grass.
This is so good.
Take some. Lemongrass is edible.
I'm not too sure, but it's edible. Take everything we can eat.
Let's ask for some.
Can we have a little?
Can we take three of these?
Is it okay?
You can take more.
- Thank you. - Thank you.
If it weren't for Eun Jung, we would have missed it.
Like this.
You got it.
That's good.
We should give them something.
Sing for them.
Madam.
Nice to meet you.
My name is Jin Hae Seong.
I'm a Korean trot singer.
- Okay? - She understood.
1, 2, 3, 4.
Half love
- And half tears - She likes it.
That's how life is
- Hey. - Half love and half tears
Thank you.
- Thank you. - Thank you.
- Thank you. - Thank you for the food.
- Thank you. - Thank you.
- Thank you. - You can take one more.
Thank you.
I'm grateful. Thank you.
We have to clean them here.
Do I just need to remove the scales?
(They start cleaning the fish.)
(The vice-chief brings them a cutting board...)
(so they can clean the fish easily.)
Thank you.
- Cutting board. - All-natural cutting board.
(He's proficient.)
This will be good fried or cooked.
This requires skills.
(He watches the Chief and applies what he learned.)
You're good at slicing.
(Meticulous)
(He's good at this too.)
Se Hyeong is talented.
He doesn't just talk. He's very smart.
He's also good with his hands.
(The vice-chief joins them.)
(He descales the fish.)
He's fast.
Look at him. He finished it in one stroke.
Thank you.
(Thank you, vice-chief of the Batak Tribe.)
How do locals...
cook the fish?
We usually fry them.
We should extract starch from the cassava.
We have cassava.
Coat the fish in starch and fry them.
Is it good?
It's amazing.
- Is it? - Yes.
Finished.
Good job.
Take the net.
Thank you.
- Thank you. - Thank you.
Thanks to the vice-chief's help, they finished cleaning the fish.
They hurry back to the survival place where the others are waiting.
- What... - Goodness.
- Oh, dear. - Welcome back.
- My gosh. - It took you a long time.
What is that, Eun Jung?
Bananas.
- What's that? - These are bananas.
- Is this edible? - Yes.
Long time, no see.
Great job.
It feels like we're seeing each other back in Korea.
We got so many things.
- This is unbelievable. - We have so much.
There's nothing to waste here.
Really? Put it on top.
Did you pick all these fruits?
- Yes. - Of course.
There's so much.
- They're by the water. - They're coming back.
- Who is it? - They...
- They're back. - They caught something.
They're like a special unit.
(Their hands are full.)
They caught a lot of things.
- They're like a special unit. - They look cool.
Great job.
- Great work. - What's that?
We caught these.
My gosh!
You caught so many.
- 135 fish. - Really?
- There's over 100? - It is.
We did so well today.
- This is amazing. - Great work, Byung Man.
You caught so many.
They just got back too.
We brought what you like, Chief.
This is really sour.
- He likes sour food. - He does.
- We picked those. - This is not tangerine. Is it lime?
- It is. It's really sour. - It's lime.
We heard you like it, so we brought a lot.
We just ate it.
Byung Man.
He likes sour food.
Isn't it good?
- Do you like sour food? - I do.
- I don't want it. - I had two.
- Do you like sour food? - I do.
- I had two. - It wakes you up.
This is so cute. Look at this.
It's cute.
(Eating)
(The sourness overwhelms him.)
(He grimaces 1 time.)
(He grimaces 2 times.)
(He grimaces 3 times.)
Try it.
It smells sour to me already.
Doesn't it restore your energy though?
- It wakes you up. - It definitely does.
Were we in the water...
- for three hours? - This is so good.
Your lips are blue.
- They are. - I got cold later.
You should change first.
- Can we start a fire? - I will...
get some firewood and fire.
- I will get some. - It's sour.
This is interesting.
You have to move fast. You have to move before you think.
I might not be good,
but I'll give it a try. Whatever it is.
I won't take the small ones.
Firewood like this.
This is what we need.
And then...
We need the burnt ones.
(They work together to gather firewood.)
(There's a pile already.)
(This is the ember they borrowed from the Batak Tribe.)
- Did you get the ember? - Yes, from next door.
(He combines the ember and the kindling.)
- The ember is dying. - Is it hard?
Hold on.
(He spins it like a game.)
It's like a game.
- It's burning. - Try it.
Do you have gloves on? Do this. Toward the fire.
- Have Dayoung try. - Hold this.
Hold the part that's not hot.
- There's more smoke now. - All right.
There you go.
- This is like a choreography. - Good job.
Since I was a trainee,
I grew up watching The Law of Jungle.
When I made my debut,
I really wanted to be on this show.
I don't know if I'll ever get this opportunity again.
It's working. It'll catch fire soon.
(Due to one girl's earnest wish,)
(it'll catch fire.)
If my hand is burning, you have to tell me.
- I can't really see. - Just a bit more.
You're almost there.
Put it down. Now.
Blow on it.
It worked.
(Dayoung started the fire with her earnest wish.)
Torch Girls.
It's burning.
It's big now.
This makes me hungry.
I'm hungry.
Should I wash the potatoes?
We should wash these.
We're going to make starch with potatoes.
I have a grater.
You should make it now.
Do I grate this?
Yes, grate it...
and use a towel...
- to squeeze it. - Do I have to squeeze it?
So whatever is left in the towel?
Yes.
There are only three, so I'll wash them.
- Okay. - I think that's it.
Grate them first.
Okay.
Eun Jung, do you need the flashlight?
- I have one. - Do you?
I have to grate these.
(She looks like she's having difficulty.)
(She's carrying so many things.)
- You brought a cloth too. - Yes.
- I'm happy I did this. - I agree.
There are holes in this. The water drains.
Won't we need plates?
Aren't we going to need it later? Come off!
(She worked hard.)
- Nice. - I'm happy.
(She also made a pestle.)
They'll look nicer once they're dried in the sun.
I can use the materials...
in the jungle and make things.
I can mix and match.
- This is green. - This?
This is potato.
- It's green. - Why is this potato green?
- It's like a kiwi. - I know.
- Is this the potato we brought? - Yes.
Where did you get this equipment?
I brought it.
- You brought this? - Yes.
- That's smart. - Household goods.
She's good.
You're done.
What's this?
- Did you make this? - Yes.
(Bowl and pestle made by Eun Jung)
It's useful.
You did a good job.
Did you find this?
I found and washed it.
She found this and made this.
She's so talented and incredible.
I can't believe she brought all that. She's so meticulous.
Eun Jung is the queen of supplies.
She's indispensable in the jungle.
(She grates the potatoes easily with her homemade tools.)
You should hold that.
And then...
Are you grinding it?
Hold on. This is not going through.
I'll squeeze it.
You have to squeeze both ways.
Keep squeezing, and it'll seep through.
Good. Good job, Eun Jung.
- Did you bring the latex gloves? - Yes.
- From home? - Yes.
- Goodness. - There's more than I thought.
If I eat this, I'm going to cry.
We'll put the rest of it here.
- It's done. - Starch.
- Look. - There's a lot.
Should we put it like this?
- A rock. - That's right.
- Let's tie a rock to it here. - Okay.
There are eels here.
- What? - Eels.
- Did you see them? - There's an eel pit here.
- These are wild eels. - They are.
Where can we find the most eels?
- We'll place a fish trap. - I think it'll work.
Shall we place the fish trap?
Yes. Let's go if we want to eat eels tomorrow.
Se Hyeong, shall we go?
- Yes. - Let's go.
- Shall I come with you? - Yes.
Let's go together.
Let's go install this and come back.
It'll be amazing to catch eels.
Wild eels.
- Be careful. - The path is getting narrow.
You go first. I'll hold the flashlight behind you.
Shall I go or will you come? That's our connecting link
Can you do it like Dwings?
I want to be so rich that I could only eat the fried chicken skin
And throw away the chicken
Gosh.
I want to eat 10 fried chicken skins.
I never had four comedians join me in the jungle.
Comedians are on the same wavelength.
We read each other's minds.
(Expect the best teamwork! Eels, we're coming for you.)
Roaming like this makes me feel like I'm really in the jungle.
There's cassava here.
Byung Man, did you see something?
It's cassava.
Apple?
- Cassava tree. - Cassava.
What's "cassava"?
It's a root plant like potatoes and sweet potatoes.
We can eat it. It's not sweet though.
But it's filling just the same.
It's sweet.
- Is it? - Yes.
- Slightly. - Yes.
Gosh, you don't know much.
I'm still learning.
I shouldn't have asked you.
- What about Woo Jin? - You don't have to sigh.
I thought you knew.
Is this it?
No.
- Gosh. - Is this it?
What's this? Is it a coconut?
- Cassava. - What's this?
The casa nova that he brought...
Casavia.
- Cassava. - Camakeya. Cassava.
Let me start over.
Try it if you haven't had it before.
- Is it like Chinese yam? - Try it.
- It's slightly... - It's like chestnuts.
- Isn't it? - It's like raw chestnuts.
Yummy.
It's slightly sweet.
- It's like raw chestnuts. - Yes.
It's good.
- It's like raw sweet potato too. - It'll taste good if it's cooked.
It tastes good when roasted.
- Wait. - Gosh.
(They'll take some cassavas too.)
(Sang Joon wants to dig them up too.)
(There!)
(Empty root)
Did someone already take this?
(Pulling one out doesn't guarantee a cassava.)
(2nd try)
You got it?
But it's this small.
- Nice. - Gosh.
Put it back in the ground.
Should I bury this one?
You should. It's too small.
(He fails again.)
(Brother Toad, I don't think you'll get it.)
(Se Hyeong is doing well unlike somebody.)
- Wait. - Gosh.
(The Chief diligently pulls them out.)
- Is there another one? - Yes.
(Sang Joon has switched his position to a porter.)
It tastes good when it's roasted over a campfire.
(They harvested cassavas. It's their lucky day.)
(How long have they walked?)
(They arrive at the spot the locals told them about.)
This is it.
This place is nice.
- It's nice here. - Nice.
- Byung Man. - Yes?
This place looks good.
Let's place the fish trap. Bring it over.
Okay.
(Let's put the fish trap in without delay.)
I hope we catch some.
(They add some rocks to make it heavy.)
(The Chief is ready to dive in. Everything goes smoothly.)
- Should I hold on to the rope? - Yes.
Please place it in a good spot.
(Diving in with determination)
(Find the golden point in the pitch black water.)
The question was how many...
because we knew we'd catch some no matter what.
(Going underwater)
(He goes in deeper...)
(and deeper.)
(The Chief goes down without a limit.)
What? This is bad.
Give me the rope. We need to connect it.
Give me the rope. Let's connect it now.
- How is it? - It keeps going in.
(The vertical descent ends at 5m. He arrives at the bottom.)
(Meanwhile, they prepare a stake to tie the rope.)
Good. Okay.
(He places bigger rocks on it.)
(This place will work!)
(He finishes installing the fish trap.)
The comedians worked together as a team...
to finish installing the fish trap to catch eels.
I hope you get a fish trap full of eels.
Did you add more rocks?
Yes, I put them on there.
(What is going on at the survival place?)
(Dayoung is putting something in the fire!)
What is it? A banana?
If it tastes good, let's add more in.
(Please get cooked quickly.)
It should...
I wonder if the banana is cooked.
Take it out.
(Blowing)
- I think that one is more cooked. - Gosh.
I'll try it first.
Gosh. Let's roast them. It's like chestnuts.
Let's roast them. It's like chestnut.
- Really? - Yes.
- Isn't it bitter? - No.
It's good.
It tastes like chestnuts.
- How is it? - It's good.
I'm glad I roasted it. It's edible.
Gosh, it's...
- It's good. - This side tastes really good.
- It's sweet. - It's good.
(Hae Seong, who was surprised by the bitter taste, takes a big bite.)
- Yes. - Should I make something with it?
It tastes like sweet potatoes.
- We need to roast them now. - Put them in.
- I did a good job, right? - Yes.
This is so good.
- I'm so excited. - It's good.
I put a few more in there.
(They carefully roast the bananas for the comedians.)
They're back.
- They're here. - I'm hungry.
I'm so hungry.
I think they're bringing something.
- This is... - What?
- This is cassava. - What is it?
- It's like potato or sweet potato. - I see.
It tastes like chestnuts.
We're going to roast it.
Try the bananas.
- Is it good? - It's roasted bananas.
We tried it, and it was pretty good.
- Is it? - It's nice to come home to food.
Dayoung roasted a couple.
We tried it, and it was good.
It's like chestnuts.
- Try the banana. - Try it.
- Try this. - Go ahead.
- Take one that's not hot. - That...
- You roasted it well. - Here.
- Gosh. - How should I describe the taste?
- It tastes like potato. - Sweet potato.
Yes, it tastes something like that.
Where's the fish we cleaned earlier?
- Here. - Here.
We need to dry them.
Did you dry them?
They need to be dry. That way...
- when we fry them... - It'll get fried well.
- Yes. - Fish and chips.
- Will it be possible? - Great.
- First of all. - Fry the big ones.
Take some small ones. They're good to crush.
Crush some fish.
The small ones.
Will that make a fishcake?
That's right. We'll fry some as fishcakes...
and some whole. We'll try it two different ways.
(Dayoung's mouth is already watering.)
What happened to the starch?
- It's very strange. - It's not working.
- It's strange. - It's not a potato, I guess.
Why doesn't it have that sticky substance?
- I know. - Well...
In fact, they worked so hard to grate the football fruit...
to get the starch.
It looks like a potato.
But it's just a kind of fruit.
So there can't be any starch.
It's not a potato.
It's something else. That's why we don't get any starch.
- It's not a potato? - It's not.
Let's grate the cassava first.
Then let's use that.
Let's peel it until we see the flesh.
Just pour it.
Then squeeze it.
- That's right. - Byung Man.
Let's get the starch here.
(Byung Man pours it into a wider bowl.)
(And they wait.)
There you go.
(The Chief quietly brings a long pole.)
(Then he sharpens the tip.)
Spin it.
(What are you doing, Byung Man?)
Hold on.
(Busy)
(Why is he putting that there?)
That's it. Hold on. Let me do it.
Goodness.
(Byung Man fixes the pole to the ground.)
(He puts rocks around it to make sure it can stand.)
Hold on. Why did you make this?
I'll hang the pot here. We can boil it then.
(No wonder he is the jungle master.)
That's amazing.
He brought something again.
Ji Won, can you hang this for me?
He's tall.
Ji Won can do this.
- Just hang it there. - Goodness.
Ji Won is the only one who can do this.
How did you even think of making this?
(The floating pot is done.)
We can just hang it here.
- Goodness. He's a genius. - Byung Man is amazing.
- Do you see this point? - Goodness.
Goodness.
You're a genius!
I'll fix it to the wire.
That's right. You can pull it.
- You can also loosen it. - Goodness.
Does it even make sense?
- Goodness, what is that? - It's a ladle!
Gosh, he can make everything with his bare hands.
- Goodness. - I was wondering where he was.
I know.
- My goodness. - It's incredible.
- He's like an artist. - I know.
- He's an artist. - It's his art.
It's like a work of art.
- It's a ladle. - My goodness.
You can take out the fritters.
Wash it first.
My goodness.
- Pour the oil here. - Okay.
The locals told us that they fry the fish and eat it.
So I asked for some oil from them.
My goodness, the pot's perfect.
- I know. - It's incredible.
Remove the heads.
Then you grind them.
The more you grind, the stickier it gets.
(Mincing)
You can see that the starch has settled to the bottom.
Let's use it.
Do you see this sticky thing?
This is starch.
Goodness, we can make everything.
We can make everything here. Nothing is impossible.
(They all work on the ground fish to make fishcakes.)
They're like little balls.
- Are the fishcakes ready? - Yes.
(Scraping cassava peels)
(Cutting it into round slices)
Cassava chips. I cut some up.
- It looks like garlic. - Gosh, it looks delicious.
(He wants something more.)
Byung Man, you know what?
We have calamansi, pepper,
- and coconut water. - Right.
Should I make a sauce to have with our meal?
- Go ahead. - You're going to make a sauce.
Make the sauce. Make what you have in your head.
- He has something in his head. - I thought about it.
I think it would be okay.
I wouldn't usually say this.
Believe it or not. This was on air before.
Mr. Baek approved of him as his student.
Am I right? He approved of you.
- He approved of you. - Goodness.
- Look at his hands. - He has a lot of experience.
Cook it as though you're frying it.
- Do you need the air fryer? - Yes, I do.
Here you go. You can make this at home.
(Jong Won loves Se Hyeong.)
(He's Mr. Baek's top student.)
I love to cook. I'm not great at it,
but I can follow most recipes easily.
Something that is delicious doesn't have to be grand.
It's what you have in your given situation.
Let's grate it.
- Eun Jung. - Yes.
- You know the coconut we have. - Yes. Do you want me to grate it?
Yes, please.
Add this one too.
- Like this. - Goodness.
(Coconut water, coconut flesh, grilled bananas)
Who here can't eat spicy food?
(Se Hyeong adds a spicy pepper.)
(Then he brings it over to the fire.)
Goodness.
(He finishes up the sauce...)
(by adding some lemongrass.)
That smells great.
It smells much better with the lemongrass.
(But it doesn't look that good.)
(How does it taste?)
(Tasting)
(Impressed)
It's not something sweet and salty.
It's sweet and spicy.
- Really? - Yes.
Isn't it delicious?
- This is it. - I know.
What did you add here? It tastes like fruit too.
It's sweet and spicy.
I added coconut water and ground coconut flesh.
It brings out the savory flavor.
It tastes like fruit because of this lemongrass.
The longer you boil it,
- the sweeter it gets. - Right.
- It's something very new. - I know.
I haven't tasted anything like this before.
It's delicious.
I can picture how it would taste in my head...
even if I don't taste it.
It's just delicious. It's like garlic sauce.
It would be amazing with the fritters.
- Goodness. - See? He reacts immediately.
Isn't it amazing?
- Try it. - Goodness.
- It might get salty. - This is crazy.
I know.
He's the ace student approved by Mr. Baek.
- I always trust him with cooking. - Yes, you can.
With freshwater fish...
and the fishcakes of the jungle.
Then there is Se Hyeong's secret sauce.
Their dinner is ready.
Let's fry them.
Put it up.
(Byung Man puts the whole freshwater fish into the pot.)
- There. - Goodness.
The sound is very appetizing.
- Goodness. - I'm adding another one.
(They can't get their eyes off the fish frying.)
(Byung Man puts in the whole batch of freshwater fish.)
(The fried fish show makes their heart beat.)
Goodness, it's a frying show.
(Heart, please calm down.)
- The color changes right away. - It's like fried shrimp.
- Goodness, what is it? - It is fried shrimp.
- Is it shrimp? - Really?
- It is shrimp. - Goodness.
- It's freshwater shrimp. - Goodness.
- It is actually shrimp. - I caught that one.
- Really? - I caught one.
If it tastes good,
we'll go catch it the whole day.
Starting tomorrow.
It's like we're in a Japanese restaurant.
- Goodness. - It's like we're at a pub.
It smells very savory.
It smells savory.
It smells very savory.
Look.
(The fried freshwater fish looks amazingly appetizing.)
Goodness, it looks very crispy.
- It is. - I know.
My goodness. We can make everything here.
Let's fry it one at a time.
That's right.
Gosh, this looks delicious too.
I think it will be amazing.
- It requires a lot of effort. - Gosh, it looks delicious.
It was handmade.
- It would taste amazing. - The fishcake.
- They're round fishcakes. - You know why?
We added a bit of coconut.
We added a bit of lime too.
My goodness. Imagine when it's done.
I can say that we will all be surprised.
Let's fry these too.
- Cassava. - Right.
Cassava.
I can't imagine how it would taste.
Goodness, it tastes like chestnuts.
- It's done. - Is there anything left to fry?
We're done.
I can't believe we have this in the jungle.
Goodness, it looks beautiful.
They also added that pepper we got.
Goodness, we picked the lemongrass.
We also picked calamansi.
- Thank you for this. - Thank you.
- Thank you. - Good job, you all.
Good work.
The outcome of the eight of us.
I thought I would starve here. But we have this great food.
- Enjoy it. - Try.
Let me try the fishcakes first.
- Fishcakes. - Me too.
(It tastes so good.)
The sauce is amazing.
I can't eat it. It's too good.
- Remove the bone. - It's so delicious.
It's so delicious.
Goodness, this fishcake.
It tastes like the meatballs my mom used to make for me.
It's delicious.
(Ji Won tries the fried fish.)
We have heads first, right?
One more piece?
- It's tasty and not fishy at all. - It would taste amazing.
It's not fishy at all.
People would believe me if I say that it's a saltwater fish.
It's incredible.
- Dip it with the sauce. - The sauce.
It's too good that I can't have it.
It goes really well with the sauce.
The sauce completes the dish.
The sauce is incredible.
Se Hyeong, the sauce is incredible.
I knew Se Hyeong would do an amazing job.
No words are needed.
It's so tasty.
(The incredible sauce that was made by Se Hyeong...)
(gets five stars.)
The sauce is so tasty.
It tastes sweet...
as well as the spiciness because of the chili peppers.
Then the refreshing taste of calamansi kicks in.
The taste brings tears to my eyes.
- It tastes better with more sauce. - It's so tasty.
The sauce is the real deal.
- Seriously. - It doesn't taste fishy at all.
Let's pour the sauce over the food.
- Shall we pour it over the food? - Yes.
(Okay!)
The sauce is just right.
It's so tasty.
It tastes like sweet potato chips.
This is the real deal.
Seriously.
ASMR.
(The star of eating shows steps in.)
(Fish and chips in the jungle)
Dayoung.
- Would it be okay if I eat it? - Of course.
Eat everything. Eat the tail too.
I haven't had the tail before.
- Eat everything. - Eat everything.
Have it in your mouth for a while.
Roll it around.
It's so crispy and tasty.
The sauce makes a big difference.
I have never had this kind of dish before.
The sauce is amazing.
While the fish has been fried exceptionally well...
- The sauce is amazing. - The sauce.
I am really glad you brought lemongrass.
I learned the power of herbs.
- I am full. - My stomach is full.
With the jungle-style fish and chips,
the Tribe had a hearty dinner.
It's time to go to bed.
I will sleep so well tonight.
I am so happy.
(They are getting ready to go to bed.)
You are exhausted, right?
Yes, but...
I get why people come to the jungle.
I get why people return to The Law of Jungle.
It was an incredible feeling to join forces...
and make something.
I think I am suited for The Law of Jungle.
Do you think you will be able to sleep well?
- Me? - Yes.
To be honest, I think I will be out when my head touches the ground.
- Good night. - Good night.
The first day of the survival...
with the Batak Tribe comes to an end.
Good night, Byung Man's Tribe.
(Another morning comes...)
(to the jungle!)
(What is morning like in the Batak Tribe's village?)
(How cute!)
(The piglets are still asleep.)
(A morning shower...)
(and breakfast)
(The animals busily welcome the morning.)
(I slept well!)
(The Batak Tribe starts a new day!)
They are filming your workout. Keep going.
(Embarrassed)
(The Vice-Chief of the Batak Tribe is riding a cool animal.)
Their morning is full of laughter.
The Batak Tribe starts another peaceful day.
Did Byung Man's Tribe wake up?
(They are still fast asleep.)
(Dayoung wakes up first.)
(She moves around busily as soon as she wakes up.)
(Hurried)
(Rummaging)
(Dayoung collects some items.)
(I am busy.)
(Where is she going?)
(She goes to the river...)
(and starts washing the dishes!)
Do you do the dishes at home?
Yes.
I usually do the dishes as soon as I finish eating,
but I couldn't do that yesterday.
My mom always told me...
to use things cleanly and move first when I am at...
someone else's house.
She taught me those things.
So I wanted to do the dishes...
in the morning...
so that the others can use them for cooking later.
I wanted to help in any way I can.
How clean!
These dishes don't need much cleaning...
because it's not like we used...
red spices like gochujang.
(She shows off her dishwashing skills.)
(She finishes washing the dishes.)
The woman from Jeju Island is busy.
This way, we will be able to eat lunch or dinner...
more comfortably.
You are good.
- Really? - Yes.
(Ta-da.)
I wanted to help in any way I can.
(The dishes are lined up perfectly.)
(With her housekeeping skills,)
(she establishes once again that she is suited for the jungle.)
(What is she doing?)
(Dayoung never stops.)
(Is she preparing breakfast?)
I am so hungry.
(Blowing)
(Early Dayoung eats a banana!)
(Byung Man's Tribe members get up one at a time.)
(All right.)
(Everyone stretches!)
My joints are making noises.
(He will grow 1cm at this rate.)
Let's work hard today!
- Byung Man is doing something. - He's doing something.
- What are you making? - A gridiron.
Are you making it in case we catch eels?
We will catch them no matter what.
It's only a matter of how many we catch.
I am certain of it.
In that case, shall we check the fish trap later?
Let's go when we are ready.
- Really? - We can take people who are ready.
I am ready.
We will go and bring back the fish trap.
We will be back.
At night, it was a bit scary.
Now that we are here during the day...
- It really is a jungle. - My lungs are becoming clean.
Seriously. I hope we caught something.
I know.
I want to eat eels.
- Did you come here yesterday? - Yes.
We came here at night.
- At night? - Yes.
I didn't know it was a cliff.
My goodness.
- I didn't see this at night. - You didn't know since it was dark.
We are almost there.
It's to our right.
It's here.
- It's beautiful, right? - It's really beautiful.
(It's the post from yesterday.)
Where is it?
You see that post, right?
The post. The fish trap is connected to it.
Do we need to go into the water?
The water is cold.
Stay here.
Stay here. I will pull the fish trap out.
- That works. - Yes.
There's no need for all of us to go in.
All right. What do you think?
You know...
Seriously.
I really hope we caught eels.
- Hold on. - I was both anxious...
and excited.
I was very expectant, to be honest.
Chief Byung Man said there will be eels.
It's only a matter of how many we catch.
I am certain of it.
- I will pull it. - Okay.
Pull slowly so that the fish doesn't escape.
Okay.
I am nervous.
(Their expectations are at the highest.)
I have no clue if there are fish.
If we go back empty-handed...
Are there eels?
Please.
Here it comes.
(I'm so curious.)
Here it comes.
(Staring)
- There's something in here! - There's something in here!
There's something in here!
Eels?
- No way. - How many eels are there?
Next week!
I see it!
- Amazing. - It's like a picture.
It's cool.
- Let's go! - Let's go!
He doesn't disappoint.
- She is good. - Don't come.
- I need to catch something. - There is fish, right?
This is the jungle.
During the afternoon, let's make them...
Shall we get started?
- Nice! Okay! - He is the best.
- We are good. - Comedy is all about the details.
We are like moles, right?
You're amazing, sir!
This is incredible.
(They have a small concert in the jungle.)
(They sing passionately together!)
(Why is Byung Man's Tribe singing so diligently?)
(The Law of Jungle with Batak)